Mugi Postal Codes: 99913 to 99942 | Nduga, Papua
Postal Codes (Kode pos) for Mugi range from 99913 to 99942 in Nduga, Papua, Indonesia. To find exact Postal Codes and postcodes within Mugi, choose from the districts below.
Postal Codes for Places in Mugi
Showing 51 places in Mugi. Last verified with official records on April 21, 2026.
| Betbere | |
| Biledumu | |
| Dangenpem | |
| Darakma | |
| Delit | |
| Dendamba | |
| Dengpa | |
| Diringgama | |
| Dobopem | |
| Dondoklema | |
| Gimi | |
| Girimnak | |
| Gisarok | |
| Gularem | |
| Isiklak | |
| Kemamburu | |
| Keret Anggoma | |
| Kibiaren | |
| Kibo | |
| Lakda | |
| Lambule | |
| Laruid | |
| Mam | |
| Manet | |
| Miri | |
| Mirikil | |
| Mugi | |
| Mugiarem | |
| Muruldumu | |
| Palpam | |
| Paru | |
| Paruarem | |
| Pukle | |
| Putdumu | |
| Sambua | |
| Sarit | |
| Sitdobo | |
| Suelama | |
| Sujomdobo | |
| Undo | |
| Unue | |
| Wanduama | |
| Wolmbam | |
| Womsit | |
| Wundui | |
| Yaba | |
| Yal | |
| Yebandui | |
| Yelsengge | |
| Yibi | |
| Yimogi |
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Sample Address Format for Mugi
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[City, ZIP]
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Street Address / PO Box
Mugi, Nduga, Papua, 99942
INDONESIA
Mugi on the Map
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Mugi Quick Facts
| Country | Indonesia (ID) |
|---|---|
| Administrative Path | Indonesia β Papua β Nduga |
| Postal Code | 99913~99942 |
| Province | Papua |
| Regencies | Nduga |
| ISO Codes | ID / IDN / 360 |
| Top-level domain (ccTLD) | .id |
| Coordinates | -4.369733, 138.308848 |
| Places | 51 |
What to Know About Mugi
Key Facts
Mugi is a district (kecamatan) located within the Nduga Regency of Papua Province, Indonesia. Situated in the central highlands of Papua, Mugi occupies a mountainous region characterized by rugged terrain, dense tropical forests, and significant elevation. This remote district lies in the southeastern part of Nduga Regency, bordered by other districts within the same regency. While precise population figures for Mugi specifically are challenging to verify due to its remote location and limited infrastructure, the district is home to several indigenous communities, primarily from the Dani and other Papuan ethnic groups, who maintain traditional subsistence lifestyles based on agriculture, hunting, and gathering. Mugi is administratively divided into several villages (desa), though the exact number may vary with recent administrative changes. The district's challenging topography and limited road connectivity mean that air transport and walking trails are often the primary means of access. This comprehensive information about Mugi's geographical and administrative structure supports the website's purpose of providing accurate postal code and regional data for all sub-regions within the district.
Neighboring Regions
- Yal
- Mbuwa
- Kegayem
- Mebarok
- Embetpen